The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-09
Shipping Notes.

The Likelike brought 352 bags sugar and
general merchandise.
The steamer Surprise is undergoing re-
pairs on the Marine Railway.
The Mikahala brought 1915 bags sugar, Is
head cattle, As bags rice, 13 hides aud horse.
The tern Hueneme, Captain Eliot, sailed
from Kahului July %, in ballast, for Port
Townsend.
The schooners Waiehu and Waioli came
well loaded with sugar to be transferred to
the 5. n. Castle.
The Kinau brought from Maui and Hawaii,
l horse, 1904 bags sugar, 30 bags spuds, l52
hides aud l3O packages sundries.
The Mikahala took, among other freight,
fifteen mules for Koloa plantation. The
animals were from the Kualoa ranch, and
we're a aforementioned looking lot.
The tern W. S. Bovine, Captain Bluhin,
arrived August I'd. Is days from Eureka,
with $4,000 feet rough redwood lumber,
249, S81 feet surfaced lumber, and 10000 fancy
redwood shingles.
The schooner Mary sailed for Hanalei,
Kauai. She is expected to take an excursion
party from the garden island" on trip
to Birds Island, Neckar Island and French
Frigate Shoals
The bark Lillian formerly Star of Devon,
the South Seas on the 18th instant. Her
Hongkong cargo has been turned out in first
class condition, not a consignee having com
planned. AT Hongkong the Lillian was over
hauled and recoppered, putting her in ex-
cellent sea-going trim.
The barkentine Eureka, Captain Meyer,
sailed for San Francisco August I'd, with
2505 bags sugar from H. Hackfeld & Co.,
1000 from Z. Bolte, $50 from NJ. S. Grin
baum d Co.: total, 5,1SS bags 200 bags
rice from NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co., $50 bags
rice and so cases rice wine from a Chinese
firm 100 punches bananas from A. j. Camp
bell, and 3 cases gin from H. Haokfeld d Co.
The American bark James S. Stone, Capt
G. F. Barstow, sailed Thursday for Hong;
kong with l03 Chinese passengers, consisting
of SO men, l woman and 3 children. She
also took 16 barrels and ~ bundles old
metal, barrel old nails, from Messrs. Wilder
d. Co., value $425; Is boxes tea and 2 boxes
shark fins. value $40, from Kwong Ling
Lung; 5 cases hubs and 5 cases spokes, value
1914 SO, in transit for Boston. Total value,
5000 SO.
The r. NJ. S. S. Mariposa, Captain H. NJ.
Hayward, bound for Auckland and Sydney,
arrived here at 5:45 a. m. yesterday. She
brought 81 passengers for Honolulu and had
20 in transit. She brought a cargo of 1874
packages for Honolulu, and had 1876 pack
ages for Auckland and 1884 for Sydney.
Had very fine passage from the Coast. She
remained until half-past p. M, when she
proceeded ON her voyage, taking 13 passen-
gers from Honolulu and Z packages freight,
consisting of three cases personal effects,
one piano, one case geese, one horse and one
brake, of the total value of $500.
The steamship Australia, Captain Houd-
lette, sailed at noon August ID for San Fran
cisco. Her cargo consisted of 1920 bags
sugar from w. G. Irwin & Co., 1900 from
H. A. Widemann, 7O7 from j. T. Water
house, 50 from W. G. Sproull, 1913 from c.
Along, 457 from Sing Chong q Co; total
sugar, 1877 bags $50 bags rice from Sing
Chong d Co., 524 from NJ. Phillips q Co.,
l,06+ from Lyman Bros; total rice, 2.33S
bags 7S9 hides, % skins, 80 barrels tallow,
70 empty kegs, 5 boxes backing, III bales
wool, 1l2 punches bananas from McChesney
Son, 100 punches from Mrs. Henson, 1874
from P. q. Camarnen, ,069 from A. J. Camp
bell, 657 from E. L. Marshall, 80 from G. w
Burgess Value of foreign products, S137 so;
domestic, S108,900 "a; transhipped, $2l5.